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Fine Accoutrements is an American company that has shaving soaps made in Italy. Why? Because that's how far Mr. Fine will go to produce the easies...

The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, Barrister and Mann presents their tribute to his brilliant work: 42, a soap that smells of petunias, ambergri...

Some time ago, Barrister and Mann® had the extraordinary fortune to obtain a sample of the discontinued, leathery perfume base Mousse de Saxe. Arme...

Who says the old ways aren't the best ways? Barrister’s Reserve® Spice is a slice of vintage Americana. Featuring notes of carnation, nutmeg, vanil...

Le Grand Chypre is proudly offered in Barrister and Mann's new lanolin-free Omnibus base.Chypres ("SHEEP-ruhs") are perhaps their favorite family o...

As clean and versatile scents go, Cool is refreshingly crisp. Based on a classic Italian barbershop staple, notes of bergamot, lemon, and lavender ...

Based on one of the oldest forms of perfume, Cologne Russe is a throwback to a scent created by the House of Guerlain for the Russian royal family ...

Rinse beard and hair wash with a strengthening and soothing effect on the skin underneath. This product is the first step of the most complete bear...

Another fabulous collaboration with an artisan perfumer, Rogue Perfumery. The brilliant nose behind this incredible house is Manuel Cros...

Bay rum is a tried and true combination—a deep, spicy, masculine scent adored by many. However, after some time, the tried and true becomes tired...

This Unscented Sego is made for those that like it bare. Perfect for those on the go that don’t like to carry a scent with them or want to pair it ...

The world is changing quickly. In many ways it's getting better. There's no denying, though, that the way the world is changing can make life compl...

Kent's famous menthol skin conditioning shaving cream will protect and hydrate the skin with a rich foamy lather that helps razor glide and preven...

Fine Accoutrements is an American company that has shaving soaps made in Italy. Why? Because that's how far Mr. Fine will go to produce the easies...